their mission is to return to atlantic cuisine, with simple-to-prepare food that people can also cookthemselves. and the chefs are happy to tell customers how. diego: this is not sorcery. prepare good quality products well and enjoy them, whether it takes three minutes or an hour. but people don't take the time to cook these days. reporter: at medical and public health conferences, delegates are being informed about this health project that draws on the expertise of chefs, retirees, and patients. researchers say what's happening in narÓn is trailblazing. euan: their initiative really attempts to engage the whole community. they're t talking abt inteteracting with almost evey single member of the city. and that really doesn't happen anywhere else. reporter: and if it's to work, it must be fun, too. that's the line that local schools are taking. sports teachers say kids should be motivated and not preached to. children are getting a chance to try out games and pastimes that their grandparents used to enjoy. >> everyone had forgotten about the old games. now we're playing them again. >>